Just Two Weeks More to Buy Shoes at a Sacrifice
Announcement notes a closing out sale ending February 28 as the final day. The seller states they are in a position to give and urges customers to act within the limited time.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1930
Page
5
Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes Goods Sale
A local sale advertises stylish seasonable footwear at significant reductions with a deadline of February 28. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to save on boots and shoes across a range of goods.
Reed and Moysey Firm Notes and Local Gossip
Reed and Moysey at 405 Broad Street Elyria appear in a clipped column with snippets of jokes and quotes. The item also covers Cornell University typhoid deaths in Ithaca and campus health actions, a Philadelphia coal operators’ association formation, a found missing mail pouch in Indianapolis, a Panama Canal Company offer to sell, and rising Ohio River flood risks in Gallipolis with Kanawha impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilvers
Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two Near Bowie Aziz Mine
An explosion of dynamite at the eye mine nine miles south of Bowie Aziz killed two men, seriously injured two others, and left several more slightly hurt. The incident occurred between February 1 and 4, with investigators examining the site for causes and safety violations. Officials from local authorities began coordinating a formal inquiry and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Aziz
Pedeye
Minced Oysters Recipe from Old Cookbook Note
A dated cooking note details mincing one quart oysters, seasoning with salt pepper minced onion and lemon juice butter and four egg yolks. Cook briefly while stirring to avoid sticking, then fill oyster shells or dishes, top with browned bread crumbs and bake until browned about twenty minutes. Serve hot.
Reform notes from Constantinople and Balkan tensions rise
Official circles in Paris report that the Austrian ambassador will present a note to the Porte seeking Macedonia reforms as a step toward joint European action on Turkey. A Austro Russian note was sent to Berlin Paris London and Rome and may be presented to the Porte on Thursday. The plan includes a governor with broad authority and aims at administrative and financial changes long promised by the Porte. Bulgarian government good faith questions arise after arrests of Macedonians, and a spring outbreak is feared. German British and Italian attaches arrived at Salonica from Constantinople Sofia. A Bulgarian parliamentary resolution approved government suppression of Macedonia committees amid a strong plea for stability. Also reports of turf speculators arrested in New York amid a race horse investment scheme.
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Tes Astocuss
Tazeymax
Paris
Constantinople
Macedonia
Turkey
Vienna
Freie Presse
Berlin
London
Rome
Salomica
Sofia
Bulgaria
Danes
Fusionists Win in Pennsylvania Municipal Elections
Reports from Philadelphia and cities across western Pennsylvania describe broad Republican gains and Citizens Democratic challenges. In Philadelphia mayor John Weaver secured a strong win over Francis F. Kane. magistrate results favored Republican James Fealy over John O'Donnell. Pittsburg elected William B. Hayes (Citizens Democrat) over John C. Haymaker by about 7,000, while Allegheny chose James G. Wy man (Citizens Democrat) over S. Woodburn by about 5,000. Other towns like Warren, Franklin, Latrobe, Canonsburg, Monongahela, DuBois, and Butler reported varied Republican and Democratic wins, with council majorities and burgess races reflecting the nationwide provisions of the new charter and brisk voter turnout amid cold and blizzard conditions.
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Citisems
Bamecrat
Pitishers Ane
Philadelphia
Municipa
Pennsylvania
John Weaver
Francis F. Kane
James Fealy
John O'Donnell
David T. Hart
Municipa League
Board of Magistrates
Pittsburg
Allegheny
William B. Hayes
John C. Haymaker
James G. Wyman
Citizens
Dr 5. S. Woodburn
Warren
W. S. Pierce
Franklin
Fred W. Brown
Latrobe
E. W. Blackbuurn
Burgess
Canonsburg
T. M. Reese
W. B. Chambers
Monongahela
M. K. Bentley
DuBois
Sherron
M. M. Schaney
Butler
William Kennedy
John F. Kelly
Stop Thief Society Presides Over Ancient Bridgeton Meet
The Stop Thief Society, one of America’s oldest horse theft prevention groups, recently held its meeting in Bridgeton Maine. President George E Tarbox leads riders who may pursue thieves upon notice, with members bearing duties and penalties for failures. Secretary George E Chadbourne has served 45 years, also guiding Bridgeton Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
Maine
Dedham
Maine Society
George E. Tarbox
New York Sun
George E. Chadbourne
Bridgeton Academy
Massachusetts
Record cold grips Kansas and Vistula floods threaten towns
The Kansas cold wave set a new state record with ten degrees below zero as six inches of snow fell across the past three days. A woman froze to death near Clay Center and coal shortages spread, with railroads unable to deliver due to the storm and widespread suffering. In Vienna the Vistula ice jam break failed and Szczecin faces destruction as floods force desperate actions and wipe away food and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Clay Center
Vienna
Szcnezin
Havel
Szcuezin
Feud Ends in Clarksburg Mining Town Murder
In Clarksburg West Virginia February 17 Chief ton reports the murder of George Pasco by two men whose names are unknown. Pasco said before dying that one man held him while the other cut his throat. Pasco had quarreled with his brother and others about six months earlier and fled, and the dispute was renewed prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholly
Miss Sharp
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Savage
Clarksburg
W. Va
Chiefton
Here
Fairmount
George Pasco
Pasco
Chicago City Railway workers vote for strike
Chicago reports an overwhelming majority of the railway company’s employees have voted to strike. The decision will be announced tonight at a conference of delegates from unions allied with operations of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago City Railway Co
Allied Trades
Will Stand Pat on Senate Seats in Dover News
Dover, Feb 18 The 21 Republicans in the legislature formally replied to readers refusing to make any other settlement regarding the election of two United States senators. Beusoix Powerscourt. Cut slices of bread into rounds and toast butter with sardines. Poach eggs and place on toast with a star-shaped beet garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Dover
Del
United States
Beusoix Powerscourt
Snow Blockade Strains Cumberland Rail Service
Cumberland Maryland reports the Baltimore and Ohio line nearly halted by record snow starting Monday night. Freight yards brim full as immense drifts block movement and hinder switching across eastern and western rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
River Bottom Exposes Dry Niagara Bed for Visitors
Thousands of sightseers may view the exposed river bed above Niagara Falls as cofferdams divert water for Canadian side work. The dry bed reveals smooth rounded limestone ledges and rapids formed by centuries of flow. Relic hunters gathered anchors and buttons while old gangs were unearthed, with other curiosities found among the sunless rocks. A recipe for Mickerquat Leat Cake is included from Ladies' World.
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Niagara Falls
Dofferin Islands
Philadelphia Record
Magara
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